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# Editable Website
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Work in progress! Preview only.
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https://flo-bit.dev/svelsky/
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Statically built svelte website using your bluesky pds as a backend with a wysiwyg editor.
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## Why?
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- Statically built websites are fast and super cheap to host (often free on github
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pages, cloudflare, etc).
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- But they are usually hard to edit (for non-technical users), either you edit
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the code directly or you have to use (and usually pay for) a CMS of some kind.
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- This repo aims to combine the best of both worlds: cheap, fast and easy to edit
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(content editing only, design is static/only changeable by editing code).
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## Development
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```bash
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pnpm install
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pnpm run dev
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## Deployment with github pages
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1. fork the repo and enable github pages in the repo settings (Settings -> Pages -> Source -> Github Actions)
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2. change the handle to your bluesky handle in `.github/workflows/deploy.yml` line 32:
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signing in with your bluesky account, editing the website and saving at the end.
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# blento
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